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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21
Unconscious Self critjcism.

Mr.. x. the subeditor. was asked to
imbecility.
When the article was printed the
opening sentence was found to be as
follows: THAT imbecility is not on the
wane perusal Of the following lines
will amply Recommendations FL
CARO-.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21
Terre Haute. indianapolis
& Eastern Traction Co.


Trains leave Richmond for Indian
apolis and intermediate stations at
800 A. NJ; s7:25: 500: s9:2s: 1000:
1900: 1900: 100: 'c:25: 500: 400:
1925: 600: 1880: sS:40: 500: 1900:
11:10.
Limited Trains.
Last Car to Indianapolis. $50 p. u.
Last Car to New Castle. 1880 r. n.
Trains connect at Indianapolis for
Lafayette. Frankfort. Crawfordsville.
Terre Haute. Clinton. Sullivan. Mar.
tinsville.. Lebanon and Paris. III.
Tickets sold through.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21
Food That Lies

In the stomach undigested will bring
IN a sick headache, pain in the back or
kidneys. biliousness. sour risings. coat
ed tongue. foul breath. nervousness.
irritability and long
train of ills. because the bowels are
clogged and the food consumed has not
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21

- TOW vedT8 f9eSCe.
knicker-You look tired
Bocker-Yes; was up all night n.y.
ing the baby.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-21
Quickly Eliminated

The use of my sweet little pill will
soon correct all these symptoms and
bring about good healthy. vigorous
digestion and a daily movement of the
bowels. which is necessary for continu-
ed good health and energy Your good
health will he quickly restored
BY CascaRoyal Pills.
Is doses Toe; is doses csc. Drug
stores
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
LITTLE JAMES
Cwhen the Trail of Statehood Begins
 to Get Warm.)

US Democrats" sez my Paw 'ain't agoin' to stand fer no Sich Statehood as Senter Beverage has got Doped out fer us. If we cant git into the Gallixy of Staits free an Ontrammeld we'll stay out of tn Union. We don't want
 to git Tangled up with no Guverment
 which thinks at it Knows more about Ritin' a Constitushun n we do our selfs. We don't want to Soshiate with
 nobody which looks onto us with Sus- pishun before we git started an show
 what we can do if we only git a Chanst. We wuddent be happy in no sich surroundins. We prefer to con- tinyou to Breethe tn Free Dessert Air
 which our Four Fathers Breethed be- fore an which tn Pimos an tn Mary Copys an tn Apatches an tn Jimmie
 Wavises Breethed fore them. They got along without Staithood and so can we.
 Another thing at don't like about ! this here Beverages Bill is at it Sets a Premyum on Ignorance an Redooses We Amerrycans To the Level of tn Greessers which is still Reedin' tn
 Stories of Servantes an Lope de Vega in tn Onsivilized Languidge of Spain.
 Tn tn words of Admirle Evans Tell with Spain anyhow If a Culchered Amerrycan aint no better'n a Greesser ! what good has it did us, I like to Know, to learn to Rite our names
 without Stickin our Tungs out Moren a Inch or ?. An where are we Prophetted by havin' Lernt to Reed tn Constitushun of tn United Staits by spellin' out some of tn Words like this without bein' prompted or Resitin' frum Memry: 'F-e we, trh-e the. p-e-o
 p-l,e, populis, of uv, the the, United Unknitted. S-t-a-t-e-s
 Staits, in in, order order to ?. form form a,m-o-r-e more. per feet prefect, u-n-i-o-n onion ct
 settry.
 1 This Beverage Bill is Outridge on
 our Natif Amerrycan intellgents.
 'Th' Kind of StaithoOd at We want is tn Kind at tn Onnerble Mark
 Smiths been gittin for us for most a Generashun an we wont be Ss.tis- | fide with no other Kind Becos we ain't ust to it. We want a Brand CT Stait- hood at you haf to Keep a Coin after an not tn Kind at you find Waitin' ! fer you showin' its teeth an with its
 Eers laid back Suspishus. We're after 1 Staithood fer tn Sport 'at they is in
 it fer us AriZonyans is True Sports. As tn Pote sez 'They's more Plashure in
 Persoot n they is in tn Posseshun' as
 Reelized wunst when l was on tn Tract of a Silver Tip Bare. It was f sport to foler tn Bare at Discrete Distance but I didn't care Cuss
 about gittin' Posseshun of tn Bare
 or havin' him git Possesshun of me. l List so it is now at Mister Beverage | Is Reddy an Waitin' fer us. its up to
 We Arizonyans whieh don't want to have our Tradishuns swollered up to {! Take tn Back Tract"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Dr. Emmons, optical parlors, 36S N. Fourth avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Early Rose seed potatoes for sale by Crump Hay & Grain Co. bI
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Early Rose seed potatoes for sale by Crump Hay &. Grain Co. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
GOING UP!

EVERYTHING IS GOING UP. so 1t seems. Airships are all the rage now. everything is up in the air, even prices; but if you don't care about AVIATION, call on us and see our stock and compare our prices with others. You can see our stock GOING DOWN. We are selling goods so fast we can hardly get the time to have them delivered. People love to watch AEROPLANES GO UP, BUT they want to see PRICES GO DOWN, and prices on furnishings for the home have taken such drop that, as one man said. It's like jumping from an AEROPLANE INTO A SUBMARINE boat to walk from some other store into MASSIES and compare prices"
 DRESSE .. ...........S .Sl20u MATTRESSES, pure white cotton
 BEDS from S2.00 to $500 less than marked, and dressers from $500 and more off from the marked price. And our marked prices are 10 per cent less than others. What is the answer? RUSHING BUSINESS,
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
THE ENGINE STOPPED
And a Curtiss Biplane Is a Wreck
 As Result.

Marysville. Cal. Feb 12.-After making a successful flight of three miles. which was witnessed by sev- eral spectators, today, Frank John son. Jr., of Los Angeles. crashed into a fence with a Curtiss biplane. badly wrecking the machine. Johnson was not hurt
 He said his engine stopped sud- denly when he was about twenty five feet from the ground.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

valuable asset of all the people in- stead of the prey and plunder of ad- venturers?
 Do the republicans of Douglas stand for the iniquitous proposal that thou sands of good citizens of Mexican de- scent shall be disfranchised because they are supposed to prefer voting for the republican party? We commend to the Douglas republicans the veto messages of Governor Kibbey in which the partisan purposes of this law were most clearly shown pp; and we commend to them the very able letter from Governor Sloan on the same sub ject. printed in yesterdays Repub- lican.
 Do the republicans of Douglas ob- feet to the proposal that six months residence shall qualify citizen to vote? If so, why?
 Do the republicans of Douglas think so highly of the primary election law that they would, in order to save it, jeopardize the statehood bill?
 ola lat ture to say, is not understood by a dozen citizens of the territory They have been told by politicians that it is a good thing. It is a good thing, if it is desired that poor men shall be barred from contesting for party nom inations-for under this law none but men of wealth can afford to make a preliminary campaign for nomination for office. California has a primary law very similar to ours, and it oper- ates so exclusively in the interest of the rich man that Senator Flint, who is a poor man, has been compelled to announce that he will not be a can didate for reelection to the United States senate-because he has not the money wherewith to organize" the state and protect his interests at the primaries. He is compelled to aban- don the field to the millionaires. Kan sas has a primary election law which is almost on all-fours with ours. The two candidates for United States sen- ator two years ago, in competing for the republican nomination, had to go so deeply in debt that both were broke" at the end of the campaign
 The Douglas Dispatch, an excellent paper. and professedly republican ir | principles, lent its aid to the astute ! "kellys" in working up excitement ir Douglas in favor of these fool reso- lutions In its articles urging the re- publicans of Douglas to take this ac- ton the Dispatch time and again in- voked the name of the Hon. Hoval A i Smith, chairman of the republican | territorial committee, wherewith to rally the Douglas republicans to the support of this movement It was clearly set forth that by taking such action Mir. Smith would be upheld. We are somewhat curious to know whether MT Hoval A. Smith ap- proves these resolutions. He has d paper of his own at Bisbee, and Inc will encounter no difficulty. we sur mise, in obtaining space for state ment of his views. We violate nc fact in stating to MT. Smith in ad- vance that if the Douglas resolutions do voice his sentiments, he is not in touch with the republican sentiment of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
of the territory

Real Estate Dealer-Oh, well, even if I did pay too much for the land, I've a lot to be thankful for.
 His Friend-Yes. a lot, but there aren't any houses on it.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
THE REASON.

First BOarder-Somebody kissed Miss Oldgirl in dark hallway one night last week.
 Second Boarder-I guess that's why she puts the light out in her hallway every night now.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

benomeiBer Sabine sleif Yerlen seig.
te, fonnten wobl feiieln. aber bolerno
Slid bereiten? Rein, bonn fein 3ug
in Dem ifOnen Antlise oei,tete ali
Spferfreubisfeit unb SelbItperleug-
ming, Die iie ieoes @eib tdglif ii6cn
iluB.
%, bGtteit Oh Sein 8liif gefun.
oen," fliiiterte lie, raber adj bel ibr
finbeit On es nift."
Sic ihaitte nod INNER nad oeriel.
ben Steae. oils Der quo i6on lGllgit
mieoer abgefabren ipar. Mit nod
piel lf)pererem SerSen febrte Tie nad)
Sauie 5uriid. Sic IoIlte bellte Den
bitteren &el6 DER 9etoen bis aui Die
Sefe leeren.
geim Worgenerauen fnieete Mor.
thu Dor Der entieelten SiiQe ibrer
Mutter. lid boppelt perIaiien iiib.
leno. nm Der Soo ibr aud bieic
Siebe genommen. Sbr antlis mar
faIt nod bleid]er ais ous Der Sooten.
sic ifaute init tbranenloien Yn9cu
oas rnbige Mngeiiht an, auf melhcs
Der Sdein bes itillen SrieoenS it'd ge.
lagert bate. 9eneioete iie pieaeiht
oas SerS. meld)es title ltanb, nab
reno oas ibriee unalrfborlih init Dem
Sd)mer5e rang2
ltnb bod lit es Der bette 9aliam,
in Dos title. falte gntlis elmer Sootctt
81 ieberl, penn Dos irOiide @liid un$
tGuid)te. Gs lit ui,s cine ernltc Wah.
nnn9, mie bienieoen 2ieben. 2eioen,
Soffen unb Sduiden enbet. Is
mabnt uns, baB mir unIer ScrS an
nidts Sroiihes b1laeu ioqcn neil
einmal uns Niles perldbt, iel6it bas
trcilcite SerS Su ihlngen auibort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Dor Dem aeoffneten SSeniter zines
Gonpees 5Deiter alaiie itanb cine
iG6ne iunge Game in Srailcrfleibern.
Neben Oieier olii bent gfplaB lab
Curt etpos 5uriigebeugt; Die Sartb
Der Game rubte aitf leller Sfulter.
Ginen Mnsenblif Itono Martba
mie gelabmt, Die Game forr,te nie.
nlanb anoers iein, pie Curtis 9railt,
Der iie Dem Sbnse ieineS glteril
iibergeber mollte. Sic fiiblte einen
itedeuOen Shmer5 IN Der 9ruit, oils
pilroe ibr init einem ipisen Weiier
cine tootlid)e @urtbe beigcbrodt. Sic
fiiblte, wic ihr bas 9lut eiSfalt slln1
6ersen orang unb m6re iifcr binge.
i%itnfcL bate lie iid nibt an einen in
Der Nlbc befinOlid)cn Efeiler &c.
flammert.
Bon bier ans lugtc lie binter elmer
8ruppe Geilenoer fer nad Dem Goil.
pee biniibcr, tic wolte auf BEN sc.
iihte, III Den 3iigen Der Came leien.
Of iie i'm Stanbe lei. Curt SIT be.
gliiden. 9as Ou,lfle itroblenoe Nu.
&c, Die feiuen, sartongebo,ften @on.
gen, Der ihon geformtc Nino, mel
der beim SG6eln 5mei Teiben blcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Niebrigite Greiie
Is3.1s5 Sixth Street Tel. 11S.
Mel&ior 56mttt.

in ben beIeu NIB rsmiteu tmpors
iirten NIB eunbeimii6su 8eiuen It. s8htstles
fir Samilleu. uuo MebijtnsG ebranb ST ben
biuisi,en @bpleiale . 9rstieu III irGello etr,sr
auant,tat. SD p~ertanis biuig absr edit
rno MIR se9en SaarSelb.
s.iner California portusin sl.00 per
Galone unt auiworts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Sic beOuhteu Die 6olgen nift. sic
oaften ni9t baran, Dab iolde @orte
ben Sab pcden miiiIen, ,inb oaB metn
SaB Sic i'll baS tiefite elenb itiir5en
fam"
so babe ih olio enblib bod ST.
rem luahrer Gbarafter erfannt l,rO
mid nif,t Ietiuibt," erpioerte 4Gtb.
hen per1dtlih. Gem Simmel lei
1ant, ooB i'd MIDI Sbnen niht per.
fauitell"
rSie mcroen oieie 8orte bereuenl
3aB th nod Gie'er Stlmbe feline
Tildiiht mcbr nebnle, meroen Sic be.
g"reiien. Gle f0lulen BON mir feline
Sd)prima crpartct."
I'D bebe ridts 9(noeres errpor.
tet," 'aste 9dtbderL lid, pom ibm luerl.
Oe1b. sns iie gleid oorauf Die Sbiir
beftig 5ridlaaen b0rte, DuBte lie, oaB
Bergen lie perlaiien bate. gs nar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Qualities aapitcl,
@enlt oes Shidials @etbun.
gen fommell, iolst Sd)lag dui
Sdlag.-Seau Taul.

3phen marcn ieit Dem Serid)min.
oen Taitls pergangeL fir aGtb2en
0ie %bitterIten. lpcld)e lie bislang or.
lebt. Sus id]5ne Suits, Die prad,t.
poile Ginrihtmrg oeaielben. bic foit.
Barren @olb- nuo Sil6criad)erl, iibcr.
baupt Niles. moraui tic itols eemeicn
mar, eS 5u beiiten, lelbit Der Reit
ibres elterlifen Sermogens. NIaeS
bate Der 9nnferott perldlungeu. SIR
5hmager, Selenes @otte. bate ibr
,cinen Sbeil Der iriiberen Sausbol.
ting miebcrgefauii, nit melher iie
lid cine beldJcioene @obnlna einrih.
tcte. aaum bate Der llm,ug itattgc.
iunben. 10 lieBen ibre bis oabiu alf
onS Sohite angcipunmten 9rGite nad.
Gin beitiges Sicber, peldeS togclang
ibre Sinne uminngen belt, ~ieIieltc
sic iiir llngerc 3eit an bos 9ctt.
Hdthden bcinB menig SreltnSinncn
in Der Heiiben5; Die meiltcm 9anen
ihrcr 9efnnntiGoit iiiblteu lid oiird)
ooS itolse, bodrmiitbige @eien Der
jlnacn 6rou abgcItnBen; mir @enige
hntten lpegen AcS ReibthumS uno
WlonseS. nit Dem lie iid unga6, oen
llmgang ~iortgelett, sogeu lid abcr
balb sanSlih bon ibr 5uriif. 60 lag
lie oenn aaein in Der sroben Staot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

nift ob3ulehen, mal,u Sic Die Wittel
erbdlten nerben, Inn bieies Seripre-
d)en 5i eriiilen."
sd babe s(r6eit ~gefunben." errpi.
oerte &Gthden NIT eirem 9liGc aui
lire Stiderei.
Gin bosbaftes Sdteln unljl,fte Die
Sippcn Sugos.
sic itiden ga praftpolle GoIsll
fiir al,bere," ipottete er, .garj berr.
lide &oien, aber Sbnen bleiben babel
mir Die Gornen."
sic irren," iagte ole iunge Srm,
rllbig, .oie Nrbcit mod,t mir ISrertbc
lulo Ser 9phu bericlbcn lit bei nleilter
eiufahen 9ebenslpeiie binreiHenO, bic
Shitlo nah unb mad, ~abtrogen 5l
fonnen."
Gas iinb Sauiioncn," eriuiocrtc
er, Limo wcnr alih Sieie Irbeit Shs
men iebt ,Srcube mad)t. 10 per6en Sic
ibrer bod balO iiberoriiiiig peroelL idJ
femme bdS."
.Hicmals."
Limo id iuge SDuen ia! Is IL
.u%ahrbaftig nid,t nu9enchm. Sng IN
Gag 81 iisen, tets nit oerielben 2.r.
belt beidaftigt, beionhcrs pelln man
eS better gclpobnt gclpcicn, llnO Is
cinem Damn beiicr g"cbotcu miro"
Sd peritebe Sic mirflid) iid)t,
mem Serr," iagte lie oblpeiicnb.
Sic ipollcn mid nit,t peritehcn,
adtbten Sd babe cs ,Sbnen id)o.l
eiutnal geiogt, fommeu Sic 5r mir.
100 Sbncn Elm 9cbcn potter Srcrbc
crudrtct."
.llno id) babc Sbucn id,on bamul5
crmiOcrt, bab i6 Sbrcm Nriinlen
nift naf)fommcn pcrbe. Sriiber
miirocn Sic iplfes @erlonacn al
mid niht geitcllt buben," ftbr lie III
groBer Grrcsung fort, linn i6 I'M.
gliiflih bin, eloli6en Sic MIDI BE-.
idlimpfet 81 biirfen."
sd iebe feline 9cidlimpfunB
oorin ionOeru mill Shncn MIR oas
Scben angcrehm mnd)en. 9cnn BE-.
oerfcn Sic, bob >Snuell feline Utiitel
sur Geriilgung itebeu. bnB Sic bis al
Sbren 2ebensenoe arbeiter miiileu.
l,to baB einc 3eit fommen tonn, IN
Der SGre &rdftc crid,Jpft iinO unb
Sic crmattet 3ltiumnenbrrd)en. Is
lit bart, Die Siilfe Mnoerer, unb ici
es AUDI Die Der Samiiic. IN Iniprut)
liebmen 81 ntiiiien; aber Sic luerben
III oieie gtotbipenOigfeit perfect lper.
Den mo Damn nit bittcrer Heuc Die.
fer Stltnbe %gebenfen. Soer glanben
Sic, Sbr 8atte iuarbe uls reidler &rG.
Jus 3uriidfommen mo Sic in ieiur
Irn,e ihlieBen?" bohn.c er.
~Vtein 8otte lat lid, BON mir los.
geiagt. bumit iirto mir getrennt fir
INNER, er mag offs reiher Mann ooer
oils BETTER 5uriidfommGl. SoB Sic
mir ober meiiie Irrm,tb seigcu, I'm
mid Sbrem anerbieten sencigt ;ll
MAIDEN, legt fir Sbren Gbaraf.
ter unb Sbre 8eiinnungen fem
ebrenoes 3eugniB ab," ci,tgegncte
a1tbd,es, uno aus Oen flammenber
Mugen traf Sugo Elm Did Der Ser,
odtung unb Gntriiitung. I'D peiB.
oaB Sic mir ailh meir 9ebtes nod
nebmen fonnem lno i6 bin oara,ii
gefaBt. oaB Sic es tbitn meroen, aber
meme Gbre fonlien Sic mir uidt
~rauber."
.@ieoerum oeutlid, geiproden,"
iagte Bergen NIT b~eiierer Stimme.
pabreno err iih bon icincm Sit erboh
unb abmehielnb gliibeuorotb ,hnb
Damn mieber tobesbleih geporoel
mar. Ygs liegt pobl in Sbrcr Mb.
iift, mid bemiitbigen 5u mollen uno
~ ,o6o -, Sol, S;nfos orrn;4t 80 ,L,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

ibr mrnGqlidl Die Nrbeit mieoer alif.
S%uulcbmelt; BON Shnter5, Sdam uuo
5railer ilberulltigt, ianf lie aiif ben
Stubl 5uriid. bebcfte oas Ingeiift
nit oet Sdnoen mo oide 5ropfen
itohlcn iid ourf Die Singer.
Sielleldt geoadlte lie IN Oteier
Stunbe Der @orte Selenes, ipeld1e tie
ON Gage nad) Dem perbdngniBpollen
@aQe Su ibr geiprohcn: r@ie aber.
menn Hotb unb Sorsen iiber did
tereinbrcfen, bieiet bit On nift se.
matIen."
Mama, ni6t peinen," bit cine
'ilBe Stimmc, aSelenhen bot did
licb llub milf Dir piele iSre,loe ma.
den, Wuma."
Sic bel,gte iid) nieber Su Ger alei.
ncn, Inn lie jl Iif empor az 5te1aa,
bod pl6slid) belt lie inlne uno lpanote
ii6 entiett ab. @oren es ood bes
8otten siigen, Die ibr nl,s oeS Sim.
oes Iutlib entge5cnbliGten. Sbr
Ser5 ,og iid frnmpfbaft s,iiamner1,
Die 2icbe 5ltm @atten mar in oemiel.
ben erloid)cn. itnb fate Serahtuug
lpar an lire SteQe getreten.
vWama, bait 9u Selend)en nid)t
mcbr lieb?" fragte Die aleine, nab.
reno SDrdneu in ibren Slugen i6im.
mertem ullb iie Die Sdnohen 81 ibr
enlpor belt.
Stiirmiih 5og lie i6r So6terden
an oas Ser5-mas fonnte bns aino
bafiir. baB Die Illgen bcS 8aters Die
Mutter bclogen uno Der &ater Die
Mtlltter 10 nomcnlos elcao genladt
botte2
(Sortiebuna folat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
seim saretpeu srpapas man ssa. oieics slati.
st. Nntontns bot Yopna."
Sn Der 9iSseie Mortbamptou, Safcnbam, 9~sortoIf.
SH6onia,e Sepoamaatisnns.
Ulsin lieper s'at,r Sraa!

Ss shna n as nmpae Bolt nm satausb ,su se in eu snh sgsst il Slhnsam ps.
nosS Az pNbruneL = u Msn dn brribsi saaae iur fyi aiaat eun GdI yer Quhe
nit BpGsm mr 100 prpnar ruhnu aIat mB ar pbnarl tM ( M ubuut Sr bic 8hbe pr
,mW nomhm,. 6Hut nIetb au ,.s5l Suvsau.i ua Ana Il uS II De auas auhenammsnp Don
lanaAsD AhT @oaiontr mt NpnT Snaun1t .ran, esm nM uritN4. bag bel etm
en- thsI % mb siBha buthus.S lie III beoa nadu8nm mite m ga uHdn mhor SaRn. tohpabrH.
um SMe aude 81 rokrou peb u.s SOFT NJ pn oc IRE Stuglunsn eaus
.E -FI SW trur TNmr iii Hbuno y ~. acaEuN, 1t Dor bon Northampton =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
CUR eeh. Sea6tt,ns Jar Yrieffer'
CSWltars&eiueSD
9araut,rt nnp DON ben belten 5etgniner
bsslsltet. Irp mo Sueet lSetIe
cine Sps,ia!itdt.

Belle 9lusmabI DON gstrdnten in NIeifen.
geheuumssu per Bon werosu ail has Srom'
pteiie unb Bette beiorst NIB blelbeiI ltets
pripat. Wan idr.ibe INT cine pretsl1'te.
Geiercns: Snbuaue RatiDral Sanf.
geim enrsibsn sr,pabue maa seh. pisiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
SIC @oaens;.ua Der 81. Antpnius . aira,e it Srinaeno 100,

in unrn lasn mo es gno aumnNhpa9 in no oa psa Nad Gs 10 Sambunoers. hs
sna' Gsanod,t bat, r.nt br mhot DE Shna tmS asnoFatn easaab abo sdpubt lie SrNn
@s meWGtn Sm5 paor W uWuu RI N1
aws Gp@r Gppothen h@t Id ettj @Smpautnu In Ne sHhe anrnomunum b subas elmer
s"rn, Saa y 4 MH saantrn ISnia.nn nI oa %.tm Ss s.AsMmsn mt To- aHs dnNsM S9ns
oMe wn ummaug bout Spm@nWhr mbt bGmSban ge traurig oB man la Der
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-09
GRAND JURORS KNOW
VALUE OF GOOD ROADS
Gall for Bond Issue and
Wide Tire Law.

The grand jury discharged on Tues
day looked with a favoring eye on
the grand roads of Sumter county and
uttered words of encouragement to
the county commissioners and the Off
Gals under them who are doing such
effective work in the construction ct
the finest system of highways in the
entire state.
In it's presentments the grand jury
complimented them on the work they
are doing. Recognizing the need If
funds more adequate for the work that
the commissioners have undertaken
the grand jurors also recommended
an issue of bonds, the proceeds to 90
devoted to work on the county roads.
1t is not known that it is the pur-
pose of the county commissioners to
act on this recommendation at this
time. But it is regarded as a fore
gone conclusion that sooner or later
a bond issue must be had to provide
the funds to push the work with and
give a system that will reach every
part of the county with a fine thirty
foot wide, level and well-drained pub
lie road.
The grand jurors also recommended
to Sumter's legislators that they vote
for the wide-tire wagon bill, now pend
ing in the House. This law would
prevent the injury now done to the
roads throughout the state by narrow
tires that cut up the roads into ruts
and nude much of the work on which
the taxpayers money has been ex-
pended. The purpose of the law is
to limit the narrowness of a tire and
to fix date after Which no tires I'M
der standard width can be used on
the public roads of Georgia. The law
is one that is badly needed and grand
jurors throughout the state are call
ing on the legislators to get busy in
connection Herewith.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-09
CHAMPS THE VCTORS
IN THE SECOND GAME.
PrettieSt Game of Season
Yesterday.

The second game of the Columbus
Y NJ C. A. series yesterday resulted
in a victory for the Champs by a score
of ? to 0, and considering the threat
ening aspect of the weather, a good
crowd of fans Witnessed the taking Of
the scalp.
Burkhalter made his first appear
ance as a slabman, and supported by
excellent fielding, won his game, al
though the visitors frequently found
his benders with the willow They
were unable to keep their hits on the
ground, however, and theye were gen
orally fielded successfully by The
players supporting the Carolina boy
Neither side was able to score until
Americas half of the sixth, when with
one man down, big jim" Daley, who
performed so nicely in he box on the
previous afternoon, singled, and was
advanced to tLird by Tommy Hooks,
who followed with a safety for two
sacks. Dunn then struck out and Ped
was the next man up. "Tippo' landed
on the sphere for long drive to cen
ter for two sacks, scoring both Daily
and Hooks, and shortly afterwards
swiped third, but lite was unable to
get any nearer the goal plate, and the
side was retired by McGregor's being
thrown out at first.
This ended the run-getting for the
afternoon, and though both sides play
ed good ball the final score was posted
as at the close of this inning.
Today there will be another game,
and with Doc" Wilson pitching for
the Champs and Nick Lamar repre-
senting the visitors in the box, a bat
tie of the box giants can reasonably
be expected. The game will, as usual,
commence promptly at 4 o'clock.