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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

6rebt> ioet bon foripgte at toge ct
@eper fra Ell Baa6 peo at treffe set
til Jig meo Munoingen rettet moo
bam. 2orion og 81. Seberion par
pao Saet. 5f1166et trof 2arion /
l1n6erlibet. San lepe6e to elmer ef=
ter ulpffen. Sans Mo0er og Splter
Dor bos bom, bo ian bg6e.
H @ermm @or0t al Napoleon
forbenperen0e Glerf Of Court / 30
gan County, ct ligtet for @eorageri.
Gu al &logerne goar u6 poa, at ban
ifol bope uoite6t Observation-Disclosures
pirer til en- &pin0e, iom bapoe be-
ret 6po / to Mar. Set blep poa=
facet, at Yapirerne oar uolteot, for
at &art fl1n6e faa fat ! Ell SPORT Get
tion &egieringslano.
= 6. Mortea len / wtunb SORTS
bar anlogt Sag for $4,000 5fo6es-
eritotning moo Ba6op @cDonnell>
Ell &%ontraftgr fra 9ulutb. @orten=
fen arbej6e0e for @cDonnell paa
&loofarbei0e i @ran0 Sorts, os Sen
81. 0lai foI6t han ne0 / e1 l10QraD=
ming, bporpe0 ban erbol0t 8eifaoi-
gelle, iom bon p%oaltaar far gjort
bom u0pgtig til Mrbei0e.
= Nolitifoptejn 6ronf @enne9=
bon / Minot ct blepel1 orre lteret ef=
ter &loge fra 2altro @onien, Ell Sp:
bartningspige / ct Sotel oerlteos
iom beifpl6er bann for at bape f9r1
uonitnn0ig Sale til benoe pg bapt
ubbrebt Sloo0erbiitorier ON ben0e
SEQ Chen al Sen friminelle Mnfla
&c far Higen onlogt cipil Sag fo1
100000 Sfo0eserl tatning.
:. = On &reriebran6 gift forle0e1
oper en- itor Strefning 2on0 ip0 fo1
Gicfinlon. 6. u. 2illebrioge, Jon
[|ioo, at 6reo @eiplons Soari1gsblt!
bar / Tore, og at 6ar1ilien trengt
@iulp, fiprte / lit Ml1tomobil ii
@ronoiteoet. Tluoielig iaa fan ii
omringet al 6lammer. San bop6
|ingen anoen l10pei ems at iette full
|Gart poo, og fan reo0e0e poa Sci
Maooe Jig ielp og lin Moiftnf
8aa0e fan og g. 81. Sell, lom bo
, me6 bom, bleb enoel f%orbren6t.
= @n Mrpelag, ON bpilfen Sc
far p9ret en- meget l%angpari
-Stri6, blep ofgiort / 8olton fist
l1ge, i6et @illiom 6. &usl ell c
Melroie erflere0e, at 9aniel 8lot
. &usiell fra Dicfinlon, q. 0af., po
bans 8rooer og Meoorping til e
o 6orn1l1e poo 100000, JONI fan
6a6er, af090e 0oniel &usi ell, efte'
2 los Jig. @illiom g., &usiell erflo
re0e UNDER observation-disclosures
Goraaret, at Dan &uSiell al 6resnl
Gal, bar bans 8ro6er. Sfig,
~Gafota San" ga tobte, bapoe fla
; -Golfets 5Dmpatbi pao lin Si6e> Q
fan appellereoe itrafs Sogen t
&pieiteret. @ogen 1ful0e peret g
!, for @pieiteret; men Set bele er II
\ blepet or6net pe6, at @illiam G
&uslell bar erfleret, at ban fpr tt
r fell, og at uDafota Dan" er far
:, lnnge iapnebe 8rober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
@ieiten.: u&poroon hor

= @ieiten: r&oor6on for Sin
@ultru bet?"
Soban: ~SS5u, oct er iffe iaa Iiee
at iiee; ifinner @olen lite, ioa ergrer
bun fig, og thinner Ben, ioa flager
bum oper, at ben e0elegger Sep
pet"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Stotsti1ifu6 til g o.
t tonoltbeotret I. Mationol=
tbeotret ! &rtitiania bill lege 5tats=
ttlifuo. Sc ienere Gioers 8u6aet
bar meo tpoelige Sal fortolt ON
acknowledgement al bette Sfri6t. 0g
noar Mn6ragenoet ODER Mptaor BIZ
Der forelaet Stortinget, oil bette an
tagelig lite funne piie set fra fig.
Motionen bar iaa iterf Snteresie al
ct funitneriif &epertoire poo Mqtio=
n%altbeatret, at bette mes Sectional
tbeatrets Statstilifla6 lite er rogen
lneber 8Diag, men en- 2on6siag og
en- &ulturi lag. Man bar enonu lite
beltemt, bbor fort 8eleb ser ifaI IT,
ges. Men antagelig bliber set 50,=
600 &r., Ser er set min6ite 8elgb,
Joni birfelig bill betp6e noget. Sea
tionoltbeatret bill igge @totstilifuo-
bet iammen me6 8ergens rationale
Scene. &oor fort GiIifu6 6enne
Scene / Silfeloe oil igge, er en6nu1
life afgiort. Sbeotercbef arag,
Iom i%nteresierer fig iterft for at op-
naa Stotstilifuo, bar / Bergen tom
fereret meo 6ormon6en / Direftio~
men for 8ergens Ebeater, StatsnRi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

hitter micbelien. mr. Micbelien no-
tolte oo fin fuloe Eililutr'ins til
|Tonfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Stauongers 5 t e
Iorretning g, Groom og Sgn,
lom briper gfsport al Summer,
Eats, Nol Dip, er al Sn0ebaperen
&onlul Somuel @roon1, Sormicb,
ouerbroget til. Iirrloets 6ulomeg=
tig, $. Sellanb, lom i 80 9lar bar
puret ar1lat / 6orretain9e1. 6irma=
ct Groom pg Spn bor neret / 6omi=
lien @rooms 9eli6bell e ~uofbru0t /
1873 Mor. IurretningenS @opeofon=
tor CT / @ormicb, floor 6irmaet 6rie
Der Srnloitforretning, Camping,
S%fibsrbeoeri etc. Sn0ebaoeren, Ga,
m.1el @room, er mott @icefoniul Ser.
@runoen til Sperbrogellen er, al
bans 9rooer / CONNER 6eoe, iao
aoniulen maatte opertoge Gorret'
llingen / @nelan6 olene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Ninlono SET onseS
: poogel e. ErpfeSlor 6rio-
tiof Nonien far poft itor Spligt oeo
ct Npreoros, lom bo,1 far bolot /
Set norife &ioenlfohernes Sellfob.
Gen l1on1urfebe &ioenlfobsnta1o oil
omitprte alt. hpao hi biotil far lert
ON slnrerifas { %inlonos") Sp0o=
eeIie pes Norbmrno. Nonien benfp=
rer Sagaen5 9eretning berpm til Dc
hiltorilfe Nomaner5 &eroen. Ser
iii 1iffert rejie Jig ct Gounal frig
moo Noniens me 2pre, Ser er lige=
1oa fettcrlf ion1 / i'm Sib @1,gge5
ON Sen noroiife @uoelere, rn1er, "
Tiger Non'en. vmi11 pioenlfobelig9
Somnittigheo hp1er mig at tale"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Eoo 10 af ct 3
tgrte @fsercerpI d 5.
e bar Sc friltelise l1n96omsfore.
Ringer / CONNER nn6erbolot 8irf-
lombeb blonot Sol0aterne i Sc iao-
falbte Soloaterbjem. Sol6oterbiem-
met / 6r%e6ritsitao blep ipoar opret<
tet at &reositprerne for 9itre og @e=
fire @%orgeipsiel. Set far neret Ie-
Set al en- &omite n1e6 Eroplt g. ct.
Horen iom 6ormon6. Den onlotte
Sefretar pg &usfar pao &iemmet
9iafon Sonos @unoerien, ifriper
otter @%fllutnin9ea at 6enne fgrite
Sommers Girfiombe0: uOfficerer
iom l1n6erofficerer bor uotolt, at
Solooterne bor opert Jig meget be-
bre ems fgr/og Sc mener, set er COL
b%atbiemmets Sfplo. Ser er ofbol6t
u forifiellige 5ore6rog og Mg6er,
lom ollie bar n9ret meget go6t BE.
iget, ia ofte til GreneieI, ,.ogtet
Sole1 rummer flere @un6re6e. Ser
er frepet 5,387 8repe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Mmerifa 2inien aor
stctte. sra &riitionjo telegra
fere: Sen 10. Sttpter: Sflb3rbeoer=
l1onocn ~ neutrality-suspicious. / Oct
heIe pn1Iotter Anlerito-9inien meo
ltiael,oe SSS1,teresie. st Mooe, lo1n
npIio Bier. hol0t fer al fen1ti Eenge=
n1rno. centoo en- &ell>rt1i1a 1or Sp>
retteIIen Al Ell ioonau 2inie % neos
iatte e, aon1ite til At |on1orbeloe
mes Sen mlrrrel10e Sireft1nl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

Renqrn:ni ngsoge1 II.
Sen banife Stiftan1tmu11o, &ammer'
herre SSor1ouiere5 er blepen palgt til
M,eolem al @plogiftsretten ongooen=
Sc sen ipenif=norlfe &engresningSs
l1rio i Steoet Tor ofOpbe Erofeslor
Mot,e1. @oornoor &ettel1 gienop'
tooer 1il1e Mober, Ser holoeS / Sig,
henharl1. fo1 life liges e1bml. Stlit
o1tmono Soual1ieres moo lelpfelge:
lig icr'1 bare 9eiligbeb til at l9tt{
lia ms / Sogens omfottenoe Mft
I1pfter. % ban pootrllfer %
ioa til nrlte Spmlncr at foretag
en- Neiie til 2oplouo; fpr pes Selp
inn at irtte Jig ms / Uorholoene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

6 Mors 1eu9iel 0 +
: h. oogllonostinget / Stap-
o,1aer hor behal,olet Ell sag moo
Moifinil1 Stcrbo,,9, ipnn / Spn1r1er
lfco lin Nuitru, luem ban ms
taufte ior lttroifab uaoer fans Dr.
hplS / Nmerifo. SON fiellotes itpl=
bio i Srob, >ca l1oen Sperleg oe
uuper lurbeIes iorniloenNe I'm tGns
oioheoer. San npn1teS til 8 Wars
Nrngiel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
.,.. MISUNDERSTANDING
E q
N,orge. )
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''''

Mrouo. @oaroen Sinoere't peo
aier Station, tilbprenoe Amts9arf<
,,er Nrut5cn, CT totoIt neobrenot'
,S,,iene par ~osiureret / 9raaotaslen
fpr roaet pper 10000 &roner. Sno=
IN "a 9pspre pur tun oelpls torl't-
ref. timber 9ronoen oleoe Ell lt9rt
stprn, ip,n trreoe Be n%erli9genoe
Sule; men oisle blep bog reooet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28
uerc Dafoto

= grel 2orion / @ettlnger blep
6rebt, ioet fan forlpgte at tage ct
@eper fra en- 8oa6 peo at trefte Set
til Jig nleo Munoingen rettet moo
bam. 2orion og 81. Seberion par
paa Sogt. 5flt6bet traf 2arion
l1noerlibet. &an lepeoe to elmer ef=
ter ulpffen. Sans Mo0er og 5eiter
Dor bos bom, 6o ian 6e6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-28

NIere norife Sfi1p'
bere ltul til &interen pGre S9re-
re- / s%filpbning i Spitlono og
sch1pei,. G,oel er ollereoe reilt, og
Neltcn lfol ofl1eo uooper Splte'1.
;lIere al oe1u bar eooe Napr1e inoen
sfiipprteu, sSopne lpm 6lnl1 Scb1=
o,Der. Spein @elbopen, Sbeooor
2iircnoohl, ShorIeif Mos, Sborle11
9iprnitab III. Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

a n Wl CIyds LiBe- Maliary Line
- " " P8rto Rice Zine Ward Tine
City Ticket Omee. 7aD broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

made out the allowances for tho handicap
UlnFz. They follow
FIRST Division JuAnlta. g. e. Hunter. allow
UuirhCss, J Palmer. per rent. Nglos q
hruaou, -. Crescent, 4. q 1871 -. Wanderer
~ r. hudd. and Interim. r. y naVier eurh. .
More JOY vi N 'hiids 5la. Uses. y. v Ginen
o. sally ~ 4 o. Wark
Se-0nd Division raqya. , !. Cahill. allows:
Ret Wing Thomas r Gfnrf 4 per cent year
.rs>. u. Y StotdArd q Waialna. . l.. stone ~
Stud. a. = Granhrry 2. Mist J. a. Morris gis
Quesi. ? J.. Aritr. ~ iittie Peter 4. A. gieyn
3 rarh.
THIRD Wvifion nusy hDt H l.. Cuthberf
Haseel IA. q HUpkins and CHINOOK. Landen
and Morr earh allow T0mhJy iil. b., ID. y Prndas
J 1er cent Robin Hood ~ g. q Ghriiand 2:
psammlAh. J.. ~ Dyer. "a Iui'y Roger n. o.
Worth ,.
Fourth pivisinn Victory. n. A Jackson u
Ulnrum o.. q King. okea IT,. = Y mahietedi.
and NYliIla. y y Nhurk. rngh allow Krunsha y
" e. nerth. per cent Grace o.. ,. 2. iamden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
YACHTING on THE SOUND.
Races % seawAnhaka CoFtnthian Yacht
Ciub Brgln To-day.

III" seavanhaka CoTinfhhn Yacht Club
" 1l hHve Two dHv'- racing On the sound
-o-dly and tomorrow There will b. rafes
Tor he zlOOps NJ tlass X, aurora Wtn-0me
tud i-talenR tlisr T.. Shimna and Avenger.
la-- ", kleauOra, lTBudsqu0it, tiardenia
md Adventures, the New York Yacht Club
~ fp1ters and the Sen va nhaka IS f1ntrrs
To-day. starting % ll ~ oclock To-mor-
row Tho annual regatta for an rlnsses i'm
uC sailed
Handicappsr Theodore CRANBERRY has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

4, Krnoaha o.. e.. 49, Voliz. and Ramea, p T..
Howard. ~ eh. h Guardia. Daniel narun a
flftn ultlsi0n SallH. ~ a. pcudas ull1ua.
Me- Modrsty. ~. a. sWart, ger ccnAg Ninhus
III. ). q NrhwhrtE. T..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

sANnT'oN soN. 2 sia'a s.. Ny
aaH=-a=
egR att day cruise va Montreal % ~. Johns
~SNuR. N y a re- y. y, t0uring a Co. n v.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

4 number NJ automobile owner of ~,f....y
county New jersey, held meeting ~
the court hJur-' in Newton rraenTI (. and
arranged Tor the organization ~ tho -f..sg
AutJm1hii" Hub The following DH.rrr.
sore elected President. o. MILLER
yi,e-pres'deut. DR. p ,i0rri-ou Treasurer
EdNm Quick. secretary. William "
Woodward. Jr Inc mufurist. Interested
are planning 20 invite all m. aut0nipbfli.fs
m N" country 10 ION fIs. club and ~ n4. IarB
suggested that wee president hs aIs.f.t-d
from each ~ The cities 100 toe county
FREDERICK ll Elli0tt. ss,ratar, II the
IOuFiug club n AWHrira i-sH.d tt. foi
lOwtng aunpun'" went YESTERDAY.
Membership r"'urd- ~ All tuf1mobiIs
ORGANIZATIONS were uroEeu during tie
alouih ~ NAV. Nucn 90 Wam..r- acre
rle~frd IN Tho curing Int ~ tmert,st
brpadNd. FHd Seventeenth street Ne4
Nprk lhi- is'i dsWBn-f rates uU-f con
lHriNrIb Itt OWNERS ur alfuuuBtIe. WLo
.hiiilg" tu touring even 10 tho tnasf limited
a 30 .'f Na4gr 'Ir t.ruraf 0I the tlufirg
"nd road uifu Information provided 3D. fFr
riuu g. N"lI a. tho .unFau cent manner .r
Nhbh 'hl- material .- .uirAIg furnished vo
fNe WeF. hers
AmpuE those applications were thirty.
inur from foreign uuIuIrIe- uhi. Iu Ws.IF
i ample 'Fid-unH that fta Touring & ms ~
Ainarica Dr. able fD give 100 na1f4.4r,. H.. tf..
YES :" foreign m"turi.is travelling in Amer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
STEWART AUTO SCHOOL

ThorOurh Individual Instruction. Up-to date
equipment. lntpert our plant Glasses start every
ueuk. write for boosiet ~ ". ssh ~. \. \ civ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

i,a and that they. q. well A. Americans
touring abroad. appreciate M arrange.
mHuts made 10 foreign countries Uy the
club through its deisRaic- and r-pre-rnta
usrs ~ turnisn uuiCk Information fOT pros
IcytiyC tours In other lauds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
TSDIRS.
PAMNRnOkERs, sAI.ES.

L. L. FIRUskL Aucuouoer. 70 Hosiery. sells
~ A. NJ. pledges Of every description Tor unpaid
loans from uaWmhrokeFs including nrerlnus
siO1cs and Ril other icweiry. watches. diterWarc
any and al other roods pied ged previous W dates
and IN N number men toned. both Inclusive
and all roods held over a. follows.
fulc -l--Fine consignment Jcuelry.
June .7--Goods pledged Wits "a l. Colrsione
Ais 6th ay.. prior 70 June ~. lg@. 10 No 800.
June 27-Aiooda piodge4 VITA " Hifschberr
ln N av formerly " "a av, prior 20 June 10
nR 10 10 1Ngl
Iuns ~ Goods pedge4 with H. Phlitlns. tT
noWsfy. as West '-Ath 81. nrinr q Iune 10 t1ra.
july l-GOois ule irei with p Lemon A Co
az formerly 80 ftl ay., prior 70 June .. iao 10
80 e2fTi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
SITUATIONS WANrED-MAL.E.

WANTED-SITUR ALTON: mining engineer win
thirty years experience noe inraparttatcd for
ned wOrk. desires oflce pos ton where education
experience and ingenuity VIII b. valuable. "a
assayeF and chemist Address " n WILSON
ia t3th ~. y W.. Washinrtsn u. C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
sITUAFI0Ns WANrED-FEMALE.

Young WOMAN. expert stenogra pher and
typewriter desires position With chance Of Al
yaaccment. position - private secretary pre
feTrei salATb 20 start ~ Wcek Address NJ n "
bon iad sun once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

good. auct. "a Houery. sell 10 A. II
June An clothing, Ac plrdged 20 June
a. iRlj. 70 No hOisi. ioT Ben iamln Fot y Ath az
also Tot =. 2. lOt. as 9TH ay.. siniilar goods
piedFci 20 June "A. 1870. 70 70. aafsa
June T.JcN clry. a. frankenstcin a Co. u
Delaney 50 HarCn Bros. Asg Grand IT.
June .s-Jewelry Louis Bernstein ads8 ath Az
N Manning A sons. 1910 Al Az.
June 2o-IeWciry. an goods pledged 20 June
~ 1919. n No. s0ia0 ana all gooda held over from
previous salrs y. a y Abuses ~ stanton At
June ~ -Jewclry. 4 seilnEer. s9i - sy., Est Of
u Marks, 9l85 ad az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

ARMY AUCTION SALE BARGAINS
Tents-.... 81. 80 upl shot Guns f7.7k up
Cots. ..... l.Ss PevONers l.a6
Car teens as swords as
kuapsacks .sA Saddles 4 90
New White Vniforms &h.1S.
Khaki BlOusr and Trousers. ~ 90
largest stock Govt Auction Bargains IN
tho world. Is acres required for its storage
at page catalogue. over NfO Illustrations
Mailed lAc. stamps Cannon. Iihgs pis-
tolls, Rines, spears. Drums. etc fRANCtS
hANNI. IMAM. a1l IiroacNAI. New Nark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

CENTRAL AUCTION co. N. Sheehan
Auctuncef. iA2 Canal 81. sets A. ~ 4. M
June Soy u. iAveTy. its sands It. R'kiyn
diamonds. ieweiry pied sod 70 June la. ian0
June e1-By n Millcr. Tf7 oh aV.. q knoth
~ N A. diamonds, icwciry. Ac.. Jieired pre-
ious 10 June ~. i1Ea
June by : Slmpson 4 Co. rs Park rou.
diamonds, lewelry, &r., pledged prrvioss 20 May
T. ihA. No. ] 70 Atuhs also IRON 1870 Hr0adWa AZ
and - West tath q. diamonds, tewel5y A.
riedgcd previous 70 May 1870 No 70 icon
ard al pie Ices held over from, fnrne- sales
EI.i SOHEI- Auct. ~ Bowcry. sells 10 A. NJ:
June Hlcwelry e. Sohcl. ila6 broadway
June y -Jcwriry Jos. " OF. ~. Columbua av
and Sol lowrusohn sons. no n az
June lD-Jeweiry. ! Dreyer, 49, sth Av
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
A STRIKE Is CERTAIN
IF RAISE is RFfUStD
Clerks of fIeCtion Today
Want More.

In Americus today the managers ana
clerks selected for the state election
will probably receive tie usual stl,
pend of 81 per The work today is
not difficult, as a light vote will be
cast, there being no opposition to the
regular ticket, and, besides, the spirit
Of patriotism will prompt the mana
gers here to work upon the o.d 81 per
basis. Bat not SO in Albany, where
a strike has been declared by the cleo
tion managers and clerks They re-
fuse to serve in the state election
today unless they are granted "A -
per cent. increase in wages They say
that the ticket is such a lengthy one
that it is worth So instead of the mis-
erly stipend of 81 that is provided by
aw The Board of Commissioners Of
Roads and Revenues says it is not
authorized to pay more than 81, and to
counteract the effect of the strike has
declared a lockout" and will tryl
to secure a sufficient force of "strikI-
breakers" to conduct the election an
count the yaui-long ballots
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
GIANT is lRAMPLfD IN
STAMPEDE OF BUYERS
Captain AmeriCuS the VIC
Tim Yesterday.

Captain Americus, the strong mar
tie modern Hercules, whose feats o
strength have secured fo1 him the
homage of crowned heads in Europ
ami Asia, and who has battled witt
cowboys and Indians in America ana
the Bedouins of Morocco, met I9s
Waterloo here yesterday.
Knocked down, knocked out, the
Captain is the victim of most pee /
liar and unusual circumstances that
have amazed his friends.
With ribs punched in, his leg in I
sling. one eye at an angle and a gen.
eral resemblance of wreckage, this
modern Goliath was converted into a
doormat yesterday
About II o'clock he was walking
leisurely by one of the millinery caGh
registers where the fail opening was
in full blast Capt. Americus knew
nothing of tie occasion, but seeing
the surging mob of seething strps-
CLING, shrieking women inside na
rushed to the rescue, thinking it free
fight.
Like chaff before the cyclone he
went down into the dust, and dainty
boots amid oxford ties the size Of
canvassed hams walked all over lis
PROSTATE form.
ii vain he yelled and struggled to
regain his feet, but $50 pairs of
feminine feet prevented.
They made a Marathon race course
of his manly chest, stepped in b.s
face, balanced themselves upon his
nose, while one of the assailants
well-night smothered him by dropping
one of the large La Clspi1or has,
about the size of a smokestack upon
his blackenel face, shutting soff his
wind
A riot alarm was finally turned III
and four stalwart policemen, by turn
guilty to the madening scene and r
guilty to the maddening scene aaI
rescued from the frantic mob of fair
femininity the limp and almost life
less form of Captain Americas, aud
bore it teni1erly to the hospital.
There it was found by the doctors
that no bones were broken, and the
genial captain was upon the streAls
again later in the day, though care
fully avoiding the hat joints.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
BIG FORCE Is WORKING
ON a.UCKALEt HILL.
County Gang TO Reduce it
to Grade.

Old "Muckalee Hill," which for q
century has stood as impregnable as
Gibraltar to the feeble attacks ma1e
;tpon it by the city's street force, IS
Now crumbing before the irresistible
onslaught of the county convict gang
and ere long will be reduced to an
even grade.
Supt Christian now has a large
force of zebras tearing up the Sred
dirt there, and the desired work will
be quickly accomplished.
This steep hill, which for so long
has been an insurmountable obstacle
for Americus, located as it is one and
a quarter miles from the city, now
belongs outside the limits By a ro-
cent act of the Legislature.
For fifty years or more tie Old hill
was on the county rather than within
the city limits, but once, in a spasm of
enthusiasm the city limits were eX-
g tad and AmericlIs swallowed the
hill 1t was a drastic dose, and pref
ty nearly strangled the patient ere
a remedy was sought
The hill is an important part OF
Sumter's highways, being the approach
to the Plains and Smithyille roa1s
alike.
/ 1t will require but a Sort time FIJI
+ the county forces to grade tie hl!l
almost to a level, thus insuring &
: good road Of the uniform width of thir-
! ty feet toi Muckalee bridge. This I'M
provement will be of immeasurabl'
benefit to people seeking Americus Ii
a market.
just now it is almost impossible foi
teams to get over this hill with
heavy load. and the grading of it WI
prove a public blessing to the who.'
IccInty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
FUNERAL OF BENTON LARKIN
WAS HELD YESTERDAY Y
Former Resident of Americas Died ON
Monday.

The funeral of Mr.. B. G Larkin,
who died MonIay in Atlanta, was
held at Oakgrove cemetery here yes
terday upon the arrival of the train
from that city and attended by many
friends here. Mr. Larkin was 1C
years of age, and a Confederate vet
enan. He enlisted in 1861, and was
member of Company 8. 10th North
Carolina Artillery. He was in the
campaign in Virginia and surren-
dered with General Lee at AppomaI-
tox in 1868 Mr. I1arkin is survives
by his wife and by "a stepdaag-t II
Mrs Warlick, of Americus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
GAME To SEE AND
MAY LOCATE HtRt
Attracted TO AmeriCuS BY
the Board of Trade.
Another Citizen Comes
TO Americus as a Re-
suit of the Effort, OF
the Board OF Trade.

Mr.. c. l.. Baker, a contractor ana
builder of Lumberton, N. c., arrived
Anericus yesterday to st1ly the
situation here from the standpoint 81
q practical Jailder, desirous of loaat-
ing permanently in a growing aad
thriving community where t4ere il
field for him 20 WORK
Mr.. Bake wfs drawn to Americ .e
through the advertising of the Board
of Trade. Like many others, Mr.. Bakel
had his attention drawn to tbs CITY
ana county by the advertising done
by the Board of Trade. On August
Is, he wrote to the secretary of the
Board of Trade as follows:
Dear Sir: It has been my intsn-
tion for some time past to change my
location l am contractor, and it
seems, judging from your advertise
ment in The Tradesman, of Csatta
nooga, that Georgia must be my HON ;.
Seeing your advertisement, I take this
method of gaining further information
with regard to Americas and Sumter
county Now, if you think man up
10 date in the contracting Business.
not afraid to invest a few thousand
dollars in a home. could do any good
in your town, would you be so kinI
as to let me hear from you at once
and also send pamphlet of informa,
sion you mentioned in your advertise
ment Hoping to hear from you at n
early date | am, Yours truly, c. l.
Bal<'r.
A copy of the pamphlet was sent tc
Mr.. Baker and other information aboui
he city. AS to locating here, le Wa
advised that the best thing would De
TO come and study the situation him
elf. Acting upon this he arrived in
the city yesterday, sought out the sec
retary of the Board of Trade, and was
present at tie meeting of the Board
last night where he met those of the
assembled.
Mr.. Baker comes we'll recommended
and would be desirable citizen
if he should decide to establish' hi,n
self here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-05
WALKER lOT SOLD At
THE AMOUNT Oh CLAIM
[hirjy-Three Acres Bring
S4.t6O.45.

At sheriff's sale yesterday in front
,ftae couIthasse the tract Of thirt !
three acres in the southern suburbs;
uem. Lee saeet, was sold as the prop,
aity cf A. N. Walker to satisfy
claim of the Commercial City Bank
Tile property was bid in by Mr.. R, s
81 a-,a4.rst Tor $4,16045, the amount
of the banks claim. The property Is
we'll located out on the southside an
"A lime Win rapidly enhance in valuo