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PETITION Foa INCORPORATION.
COrNTY

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
10 the Superor Court Of said County.
! The petition Of William Nisi, Th
7. Winter, j. G. Councilman. G. A
Faber, L. Ludwig. JOS. f. DoerAingel
| and r. H. Stahl, all CT said county
respectfully shows:
|. Your petitioners desire for them
) selves and such other persons as
may hereafter be associated with them
TO be incorporated and made IA body
polite, under the corporate name and
style of German American Club" for
a term of twenty years, with the priv
ilese of renewal at the expiration of
that time.
2. The object of said corporation Is
not pecuniary gain 10 its members,
nor is it intended to engage in any
business for profit, and no capital
stock is to be issued; but its object
is TO conduct social club and to
establish and maintain one or more
places where its members may meet
aR social gatherings for their mutual
pleasure, recreation, assistance, sooi-
liability, and the cultivation of German
song and German language.
3. The domicile of said corporation
shall be in Glynn county, Georgia.
l. Your petitioners desire that said
corporation shall have and enjoy:
GAP The right to sue and be sued,
to contract and be contracted with. to
have and use a corporate seal, and cf
succession;
(b) To acquire and hold by rur-
chase, donation or otherwise, such
real and personal property either Or
both that may be necessary fully to
carry out its objects, and TO dispose
# all or any part OF the same at
pleasure;
(c) To borrow money, issue eYi-
dences OF Indebtedness therefor, and
to secure the same by mortgage, deed
4 to secure debt OF other writing con
veying or creating a lien on any and
all property, real or personal, that the
corporation may own;
! (d) To make and establish such by
laws and regulations as the member
may desire, not Inconsistent with the
| provisions of law or of it's charter, and
in this manner TO prescribe the quail
| fcations Of members, and rules for
Etheir conduct, and to prescribe penal
ties for q violation thereof by fine or
i alcn n fly in.
itiation fees, dues and assessments to
be paid by the members with the right
to alter. amend or repeal the same
in the manner prescribed by the by
laws adopted;
(e) And generally to have and en-
joy all and singular the lights, powers
and privileges usually enjoyed and
exercised by siuiar corporations
whether specifically enumerated here
in or not.
90 There shall be board of di
rectors of said corporation, to consis'
OF not less than three nor more tiat
eight members who shall be electt,
by the members when and as may
be fixed and nro-c~'hnd by the by
laws, and who shall have such po''
ers as may be delegated to then o
The members.
Co The officers of the corrcratio
shall be a president, vice presid -
secretary and treasurer, and theS
shall be elected as may be pres lhe
by the bylaws. One person ns
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EXCURSION RATES TO NEW OR.
FANS

Account of the Mardi Gras ceIebra-
ton, the Southern Railway win sell
round trip tickets from Brunswick to
New Orleans at $1S.S5. Tick is will
be on sale daily from February to
the 9TH, inclusive. and will be good
returning to leave New Orleans Of
later than midnight of Februarv -,
1910. Tickets may be extended unlil
March ca payment u Ice Of 91.G&.
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SHE RIFFS s Al E.

{1teii GlYnn &2Ilul -0r Court
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CITATION.
Georgia. Glynn County.
To All When 1t May Concern:

Georgia. Glynn County.
To All When 1t May Concern;
Hiram J Read, having in proper
form applied to me for permanent
letters OF administration on the es-
tate CT Lizzie Carter, late of said
county, this is TO cite all and singh
lar The creditors and next of kin OF
Lizzie Carter to be and appear al
my Office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause why permanent
administration should not be granted
to Hiram J. Read on Lizzie Carriers
estate.
This Sth day of January, 1910.
Horace Dart, ordinary.
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Georsia,-G|ynn County,
I, Il. + du Bteron. cler& Of the
superior court Of G1EHn ca2n'%, Geor-
gia. do hereby certify chat the fore
going is Il true and correct copy Of
the application for camrer of tie
I"German-Amerrsau ClRo,' - the same
.appcars of file III this 0thce
Witness my official signature and
seal Of SAID court tais 18th day OF
January i9n4
n. F. dp Bignon.
Ciert Cynn &2J!ul or Court
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HAVE YOUR PAPERHANGING
DONE by A. B. JACOBSEN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
IRISH OF AMERICA WELCOME
REDMOND, DfVllN AND O'CONNOR

I'VE believe that at This moment we
are I'm n position 10y which VIC can
achieve national self government" he
said. and we have come To ask the
Irishmcn of this great continent To make
ono supreme effort tO strengthen our
arms that We will Ice able 10 achieve
home rule for Ireland in the immediate
future
In another address TO The convention
tonight. Mr.. Redmond said a conference
had been arranged between parIiSans of
the house of lords and thcir opponents.
the result of which would not be known
until parliament rcconVrncd on NovCm-
bcr II,
"If that conference leads 10 "a compro-
mise whereby the house of lords In order
10 save their existence viii agree IN
surrender the power Of rejecting any
bin which comes ny from the commons,
then within the next two or three months
the great obstacle In The way Of home
rule will have disappeared
IF, on tho contrary, the conference
fails, then the nght against tho lords
will instantly revive.
Il am perfectly confident myself in
the future. | believe TINT tho present
leaders of the Liberal party arc sincere
in their friendship toward home rule.
have tho power and We win make them
toe the line. our first business is to
clear away the block OF the house of
lords When that IS done. bnmc rule is
as good as accomplished.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
OTHER CANDIDATES NOW
TAKE COURAGE AND WORK

ROCHESTER,, y, y. Sept 27.-lf Il
twelve-inch armor piercing shell had
come crashing down through the roof of
the Hotel Seneca, there could not have
been more CONSERVATION among the Dem
ocrats ON the floor OF the lobby tonight
than when the first news OF Mayor Cay
nor's letter To james Creclman burst
among them
If the blight OF heavy frost had
been lifted from n field Of flowers they
gratefully TO the rcViriuS warmth OF the
sun than aid the seven individual booms
and boomlets now SpruutiDE Justify
The mayors final word declining TO
be candidate in terms so unmiStakabc
that they were no longer TO be nislnter
political map in the twinlilins OF an
eye.
Previously the tone of the town had
been hesitant and cautious. Cncummittcd
delegates and leaders had been wary
Of putting themselves down in black and
white.
Il have no candidates and no opin-
| ions" said Charles T., Murphy, leader
OF Tammdny Hall
'Gaynor is strong. but the convention
will hesitate TO commit itself 10 can
! dldate who refuses To commit himself -
was the substance OF an interview with
| State Chairman John \. DIX
Mr. Murphy said Tammany had no
| candidate FOR governor.
| I'VE came up here To find out what the
moi know until the delegates arrive"
! The elimination of Gaynor leaves these
| candidates in tho field: Representative
! William SulZer. Thomas NJ Osborne. JUS
| ticc Gerard OF the state supreme court
| Representatives James :. Haven. Edward
City and Martin n. Glynn of Albany
former state comptroller
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
Upset Stomach Causes Dizziness,
BiliouSnesS; Nervousness

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
GAYNOR POSITIVE IN
REFUSAL OF NOMINATION

NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-Jamcs Crccl-
man of New York made public today
letter from Mayor Gaynor dated yestcr-
day. Mr.. Crcelman decided on this step
because hc became CONVINCED ,odav ihat
nothing but this action would prevent
Mr.. Gaynors nomination by The Demo
cratic state convention. The letter fol-
lows.
II am this day writing letter to
Chairman DIX stating that | am not a
candidate Tor nomination for governor
and refuse TO become such. | do this
to remove all doubt on the subject which
may have arisen by reason of rrcspon-
sjblc statements which. / am informed,
are being circulated. No uttcrancc Of
minc has put the matter i'm doubt.
Some have said To me that tho CON
Vcmiion may nominate inc. although I am
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
TEDDY GETS BUSY AND
BARNES ROASTS SOME

SARATOGA, N Y. Sept. 27.-Coloncl
Roosevelt held an extended conference
tonight with Senator Root Lloyd G.
Griscom and Charles s. Francis OF Troy.
former ambassador TO Austria TO con
slider the available candidates for COVER
nor. III was learned that Henry H. Slim
son. former United States district at
torncy OF New York. who successfully
prosecuted the sugar trust Officials
Comptroller Prendersast OF New York
ana state Senator Harvey -. Hinman
OF Binebamton, were considered and that
Colonel Roosevelt leans strongly toIa ri
senator llinman. Representative VIM =.
Bennett Of New York. stll conducted a
lively campaign in his own behalf
Lloyd Griscom said at i o'clock tha,
no decision had been reached and il Was
inc sense OF the confcrccs That nothing
could be said AT this time.
1t WAS reported late tonight that Mr.
Griscom would succeed Timothy l.. Wood
ruff as chairman OF the Republican state
committee.
William Barnes Jr., leader Of tho ole
guard. in a statement tonight declared
that Colonel Roosevelt has used hi,
"cudgcl' against tho delegates from
Vice President Sherman's district bccauS,
Mr Sherman dared to oppose him"
Mr.. Barnes said:
The result OF tho Iieht in the convcn
tion is entirely satisfactory That A:
delegates out of 1915 withslood the chare,
which tried 10 ride rough sbod over thci
convictions and their sense of ordcrl,
| political procedure is of everlasting crcdi
| TO them,
mo man in political life should eve
| have in mind what the future viii be
| He should act with a heart single TO tn,
| performance of the hour. but | cannot fai
at this moment to he prophetic in m,
| reading of what is To- come. IL viii b.
| these men or their successors in the Caus
| OF true conservation who VIII guide tn
| course Of the Republican party in tin
| state In the future
! United States Senator Elihu Root wa
! selected tonight by the committee on per
| mancnt organization as permanent chair
| man, He will address the convention to
L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
SOME POLITICAL CHANGES
IN THE OLD BAY STATE

BOSTON. Sept. 2I.-Thc notable fea-
lures of the Democratic primaries held
throughout the state today were the uc-
feat OF two congressman for rcuomina-
ton. John a. Kelihcr In the ninth dis
trict and Joseph +. O'Connei In the
tenth and also The fact that Il large
majority ri the delegates 10 the state
convention viii go to Fancuil hall on
October i without pledges for any one
of the three candidates for governor
Charles G. Ilamliu, James VI. Valley and
Congressman Eugene GosS.
Republican primaries were held jointly
with the Democrats In eleven cities, M
cuding Boston, Lowell and Lawrence.
hu, il was only in Lowell that there WAS
any noticeable opposition To the candi-
dacy OF Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Tor
reelection.
In Lowell. tho home of Congressman
Butler Amcs. the only aVowcd kcpubli-
can candidate against Senator bouge
three OF the candidates nnmiuated by
the Republicans for the legislature are
OutSpOhcn for AmcS.
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Store will be open unii Sis p. m As Main St.
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Four left of this make. the choicest
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
How About Inc Children ?

Perhaps YOU have been thinking
about buying tho children nice piano,
but felt YOU could not afford it right
now, or that the terms of payment
were too high
You can scarcely offer that as IN
excuse now, when we are selling the
very best makes ut such rldiculouslv
low prices and on payments of 5000 UP
monthly,
Come in and select nice piano for
tho little ones. Give them musical
education. The saving YOU will make
on the instrument will pay for their
musical education
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
CHANCE FOR ANOTHER
FIGHT ON PLATF ORM

SARATOGA. y. Y. Sept, 91.-rhc work
OF drafting the platform FOR presentation
10 the Republican state convention TO-
morrow was begun by the convention on
rcSoIuti ions in executive session tonight
Al the suggestion OF Chairman Prenucr-
CAST, otto Banard OF New York read the
nlatform which was understood To nave
The approval OF Colonel Roosevelt and the
progrcssivcS,
'This draft contained among other things
an uncuulvocal Endorsement of the ad-
mjnistrationS OF President Tart ana Gov
ernor Hughes and of various laws enact
ad by the legislature. IT contained an
approving reference TO the fact that tho
Republican senate Vas driven from IT'S
ranks "A recreant senator ana colnInilt'u
tbc palty 10 continuance oil tne prose-
| culion of wronS doors III Whatever place
of trust They might be found III was
| agreed that because OF the lengthy uiS-
| rIaslon which would probably be occa .
stoned by the subject tho consideration OF
! tho primary feature be deferred unlH late
| in the morning ,,, ,
| without taking vote on inc iaun,IH
I platform, the committee listened 10 llc
! rnndiu1 nv William Barnes. Jr.. OF the
| nlatform advocated by the old guard rms
nIutform, which Mr.. Barnes moved MS Il
! Substitute for the progressive drafl, con
| ,ntncd am "uncuuivocul Endorsement oi
| Tho administration of President Tail ana
| tells lust how much primary reform the
old guard is willing 10 adopt.
| one of the committee members Shld
that Inc expected the platform would con-
lin a blanket Endorsement of thc Payne
AldriCh bill. A., go,
The labor plank, mcmogrs oi 'IIc coth'
,,jttcc sai1 would contain a plank foi
In,,islotion along the lines OF Colonc
Roosevolts recommendation for work
iucncn's compensation
Al If 20 D. M the platform committee
| ,dinurncd for Two hours and ii was an
no,InCcd that all subjects proposed to
incorporation in the platform had pccI
rnfnrrcd To n sub b-committce OF fourteen
| rc a. formulation into a tentative plat
form TO be acted upon by tho fun com
mIttre after the recess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
All Are Quickly and Easily
Cured by Mi-o-na Stomach
Tablets.

Indigestion causes nervousness, dizzl-
ness and bliousncss.
A disordercd stomach causes indigcs.
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Your run down, oycrworkcd stomach
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If your nerves do not get enough
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kick up a disturbance, they make you
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your feet, you worry easily, pass rest
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the morning feeling as tired as when
you went TO bed.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

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Buby won't suffer five minutes with
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

BUFFALO y. y. sept 27.--Iri$hmcn
from all purts uf The United states and
Canada today rallied to the standard OF
John H. Redmond and his colleagues in
tho Irish Nationalist party. 1T WAS In"
opening Of the iifth biennial national con-
vcntiou of the United Irish league, bat
the sessions resolved themselves into Il
continuous culoEy OF Redmond. DcNlin
and O'Connor and their colleagues and
a ratification of the policies they repre-
sent
Money pledges came from all quarters.
Montreal Irjshmcn stating in a telegram
10 President Michael j. Ryan that they
could raise $4,000.
Mr. Rcdmond's review of tho things
accomplished in The last len years
aroused great enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS
HAVE BIG FIGHT ON HAND

MADISON, wis. Sept. 2T.-Whcn the
Democratic state platform committee
which was unable to complete its laborS
today meets tomorrow morning, II bitter
fight is likely to cnsUc over a plank in
the proposed platform opposing county
option. In other respects. the platform
which was completed at o'clock tonight
by the resolutions committee, probably
VIII moi differ I'm its important features
from thHL brought 10 Madison Monday by
4. j. SchmitZ. candidate for governor.
The anti-co county option provision was in
serted after a long Nranglc. many Nom
bcrs Of the committee opposing III as nm
polite because In the recent primary eIcc-
lion two Republican county option can
dldatcs for governor received a total OF
about 80 600 votes. :.
Many Democratic leaders believe IL
would be unwisc To alicnatc any county
op;ionists who otherwise might support
the Democratic nOmlnccs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
PROGRESSIVES RULING
IN NEW IIAMP SHIRE

CONCORD. y. H.. Sept. PA plat
form constructed by progressive mem
bers OF the party was adopted unan'-
mously at tho Republican state convcn-
ton here today. Under the new primary
law this was tile only work which The
convention had 10 do.
The administration of President TAFT
was Endorsed TO the extent OF COM
mendation of the Republican achieve
ments Of the last congress under the
leadership OF President Taft in carrying
out in such a large measure the policies
inauguratcd by Theodore Roosevelt,
The party nominee for governor. Rob-
ert 7. Eass. addressed The convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
sp1R1T OF INSURGENCY
RIFE IN WISCONSIN

n,uuSoT. WIS, Sept. 21.-Thc Ropub-
,iran state platform convention spent the
a., ,ficr ronvcning at noon, in listening
In insIIrscnt congressman make speeches.
nj. ~ cor,mIttce on resolutions did not re-
~, - 10 iIe deliberations until . clock,
u.hcu the convention took n recess un-
III S:30 p. m. II was considered quite
possible that tho conmitlce would not
,o rcndv 10 report until tomorrow,
f,onprcssmcn Cooper. Lcnroot and Esch
enolln durin,: the afternoon and more were
s,p Tho night programme. The spcakcr$
D~tolIcd Senator La rollcllo AS the iathci
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

There is an Instrument here for every
home, from tho simple cottage to the
stately mansion. Il price To nj every
poclsctbook, ON terms thai everybody
can meet. But be warned in time;
while The advertised closing date Of
this sale is next Saturday night, 1t will
no, hc wise for Won to wait until tho
las., The bargains arc rapidly beng
taken: come before it Is too late
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
Nevada Still in Line.

CARSON, New. Sept. 2,.-Prcsidcnt
Taft's administration and the so-callcd
TAFT measures passed by the last con-
sress were indoTscd today by the Re
publican state convention with the cX-
Ccption OF the Payne -Aldrich tariff,
which was not mentioned. The convcn-
lion also iudoTscd United States Senator
Nixon for recollection.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

not a candidate, IT seems TO me that
it might appear vain or eSotistical for
mo to assume in my letter to MIR. DIX
that that extraordinary thing might hap.
pen. ] therefore write this supplemental
letter to you To take To Rochester and
show there. so aS to prevent my nomina-
Make. 1t plain that ii nominated. / would
decline to accept y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

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