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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

OiIice Supplies, Typewriter Supplies
Loose Leaf Ledgers ana Memos, BLANK
Books. Holidays Book Store
While Americas warehouses haze
handled 500 bales cotton to this dat,
the receipts are woefully short as
compared with last season.
Genial Dudley Gatewood has taken
another degree, automatically SPEAK
ing ana now holds the wheel of a big
Clalmers-Detroit,
Quiet pervaded the temple yester-
day, after the strenuous special SEES
sion Of the past week, when ten jail
birds were railroaded to the pen.
Civilization is spreading rapidly Ill
the Philippines. In the last fiscal year
they imported from this country $4,000
worth OF soap.
A Lee street woman in hobble skirt
beat tie family to dinner yesterday
Sac slipped on the top stair, and to-
bogganed to the dining room.
One week more and it will be all
over with the school-Scared kidlet who
thus bids adieu to the wash-ho,s
for the whipping post.
TIE cotton crop last year brought
this section 100000, 900, the most cash
ever received for one years crop ouE
not this time
A man in Atlanta has bought an en-
tire Florida town. This will certain
| ly give him chance to do business on
the level.
Feminine Americus now hossles u
the stores daily to inspect the fal
style dresses and, Of course, throw
spasms Of delight
Hill tie Atlanta directory man, says
his next directory will show popp-
lation Of 100000 in that communitE.
Hill is a good cleaimer
The price Of cotton will make 10
dfference with the dame at bonnet
baying time The pile Of junk priced
at so Will come her way.
Your girl learned to read at an
earlier age than your son did," Yes.
She was afraid she'd miss tie barg in
sale ads.
Three cireuses headed this way, an
cotton WORTH % cents who says that
there viii not be gladstone times ia
/ Georgia ere long?
The merry candidates are now pub
I 1st.;..,w +t,ofr hills IF post in tho caYlf-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

paign. And some Of the also rams"
wonder why they ever did it,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

A man in Atlanta has bought an en-
tire Florida town. This will certain
ly give him a chance to do business on
the level.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

Your girl learned to read at an
earlier age than your son did," Yes.
She was afraid she'd miss tie barg in
sale ads"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

National Lead & mpany
III R.oaa.a5 I,u4e.-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-11

Feminine Americas now ho'ssles p
the stores daily to inspect the ia I
style dresses and, Of course, throw
spasms Of delight.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

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lscoDoElys sngiDsers TIE sfriSs h>e
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sysry rad fr1t1 C1iesg1 ~ t5s PScitc
c91st. ths EoTe6 Western and ihs ~
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~ appealing ~ fbe Inter ss2te Cgta-
nerns C,gumissiDD. TIE CcEnssissig1
viii AZ ~ cart ~ bar Whistler fbs
t<1Dfs q clasrs1cs ere Agb.trssls and
shDrd ne dscisio1 n ths Commission
b. that tbsy arr - TO msttsr NiH -
sstfisd speedily. tn poiDts - differ
eDos are demand for . sligbt increase
IN wages sDd two points IN ths ruIss
or in relation 70 DrOD0fiOs uzbt<
and the other tue representation a tbe
urion Ia the cDuDells This - tbs hrsi
time that tbs CommissiOs bas been
.salbyd upon - perform tbs duties q
arbitratOrs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

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isw there will ~ isss pre5usic-
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19
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methodist Church

Tomorrow Sunday IL Palm Sunday
and rbs services will bs AZ foliows
Morning worship and sermon q,
10 30 O'CLOCK The pastor will preach.
Subjsct Of srrmon. "Chrisf's Trium.
phsnt Entry.
The Sunday School will meet a.
~ 90 m. d. ~ Roes Superintendent
The regular services will be held q,
the Dunn 10 shs afternoon AZ 30
o clock
: In the evening the subject will b.
Concentration
Tho following special music will b.
rendered In The morning. the choir
will sing 20 That Msn Would Praise
TIE Lord Harrington.
The Palms. FAure. baritone Solo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

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fbs fsrcs n irssrzssts who se@k
70 dOninate convress and place this
cD8ntry under tie rnls ~ 10 csns-
gogUs. Ns wonder bow many y them
gould oyDs fhr0szh the ordeal with
perennial skirts e. clean ~ Cannon aDd
Ahrich have SOs O0s bre4dth of die
bsnsssy has b-sE ehzrgsd .gsibst eth
e. Their most FreviO1s SIN - that
they have tbe knowlsdgs and shility "a
40 ihings
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

Governor Warner has ANNOUNCED that
ns will appoint John r Bird. attorney
general q the state. 10 toe position on
the state suprsms bench 10 ~ vsestsd
BY Justlcs Montgomery. Re ALEC an
nonDoss the intended appointment d
Franz e. Kuhn 70 TIE Office ~ attorney
general and Neal e Reed b the ofsioe
q probats Judge u MSoomb county
which viii b. vssatsd by Mr.. Kahn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19
Graphic Description
Of Australians Flood


Continued Prom Pare l.
in tbs families from the low ground.
20 thia the only high grOuDd Cor
miles And ell the while the rain
streaming down In torrents We only
thought q Il now when II stopped for
moment OF tNo. This morning u
cleared OF long enough FOR the sun 10
peep through. but IL j. raining DOv
lnOoDl. II was lucky FOR ~ that mos,
Of the men from the shed went e.
town. Tor food IL not plentiful here.
and there are lot o. extra mouths %
fed. Mac lost everything be had with
him In the creek, BE reported half Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

Sunday before Easter fPAlm susaAy
Morning Prayer ipa90A. ".
Sunday School 81 30 A NJ
Evening Prayer tsp. NJ
81 MARKS cburch IL cloe-d for ~.
pairs and alterations Tnrourh TIE
courtesy % the German Lutheran par
len. the above services viii oe held
tomorrow IN their church.
Announcement Tor Holy Week.
Wednesday evening, March ssrd
LitAny and Address Tsp. ".
Good Friday. March 25th
A special service viii be held this
evening ., 80 O'Clock. conmemorA-
tive o. the cruciaxion. You and your
friends are especially invited 10 wor.
ship with ne AZ this hour
Easter Even. Saturday. March esth.
Litany and destruction. 800 A. M.
A preparatory services for the Easter
Communion.
The new pegs Tor ST. Marks have
been received and will b. st an early
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

Altnozzh the Czite1 StAses Stesl
CQ-pcrsfso1 skirz1ezfs AxAsnsz cox
tracts ezriag Mkrce yin sxns~6 une
uillio1 taas a. is1es-.6ezf Interests
wsu - e7ually susy. Al are hxvinE
cif6cultv in satisfying c1sfoze-s oc
deliveries whie1 are lag 6slkyes ca
. nuzber % pr,t0ctk especially Esesl
bArs HsAry s7~ciscafinns Ers hesng
received On tsrs. fsb~s tn plate shs~ts
Nud wirs. ExPort trade In rails co1.
tiuoss Eooc. Aad ths EsnsrAl ozslook
Tor domestic and foreign b-si1sss IL
Doch more soooorAging ihAs Il rAs a
few weeks Nxo.
TIE railroads found thAl 6urirx the
very s~vcrs winter 1Any a tbsir Loo
motives we're unequal % the service
required and Il is co1s3sztiAlily ex-
pected thNi orders soon 70 - rlNoed
viii be very heAvv. Prospect7 for car
buyinE are also exnelieof Ons oon-
pAny hNS hxures out On over 81 COO
cArs TIE principal rail order placed
the past week was for TIE SoutAe-n
railEay. Tor - 90 tons. Rail business
i Every satiSAcsOry tor tAe' western
and southern ninS bat sn0ws little.
II Ang. improvement In TIE e&ss. he
New Haven RAilro&d is ipquiringto-
iaooo tons o. open hearth rails. the
L~high Valley has .0rdsred 2soo bon
% .shApes and 80 .tons a plates and
con,emplstcs the placing q an order
for $500 tons o. car work. The sseel
FOR The seven car foAts ordered b. TIE
PennsylvHniA srailrusd. Arncurfing O.
4 so tons win be furnished by the
Carnegie and Laksn conpanies
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

The first definite proof q tie utility
% the state railway commission - .
protection - TIE investing DubIic
against tie issuiHg ~ waterld Et0yk
49, syldsncsd - Lansing lat week
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

h.expels AL poisons stimulates the
internal organs cleAnses TIE system
and puridss the blood Snrh - Hollis.
ter's Rocky MouniAin TeA. tn mcss
ettective preventative Ard curp ~ hed
blood. constipation AMI suxsish liver.
Hesnstise Mercantile CO. An&sA Mich,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-19

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
READING RAILROAD
FOLLOWS LEAD Of
PENNSYLVANIA
Wages Of All Employees Fam
ing Less Than $500 Monthly
Increased Six Per Cent
fn, Morning Journal special r.a..a wir.I

rs. Morning Journal special f@ased WireI
Philadelphia. March 30.-FclloWins
the Head Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
company, which has Just given q six
per cent wage Increase to $4,000 en-
ploNes on all railroads connected with
It's vast system east and west of Puts
burg. came an announcement from
the offices OF the Philadelphia 4
Reading Railway company late this
afternoon of 4 similar advance In
wages to its men.
Like that Of the Pennsylvania, the
Readings increase affects al m
ployes who receive less than $500 a
month The Readings advance, how
ever. does not include these employees
whose wage have been advanced
within the last ninety days. From
time 10 time in the last three months
the Reading has adjusted wages Of
certain classes Of trainmen and other
employees. Including these, the In
crease ANNOUNCED today affects about
1000 employees.
The general prosperous conditions
of The railroads and the high cost Of
living are given az the reason for the
increase announced by both compan-
les.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
COLORADO MINERS
WANT ) PER CENT MORE

Denver. Colo, March 30.-Repre-
sentatiNes Of the coal operators and
the miners in district No. Is. United
Mine Workers OF America, Will meet
in conference in Denver Friday morn
ing in an effort L. reach q working
agreement for the year beginning on
April T. AZ this conference the
miners viii submit a proposition de-
handing an increase Of ; cents "a ton
or about u IL per cent increase in
wages. Previously. it is understoo /,
the miners asked an increase of - IA
ucr cent
The 3,00o miners In northern Colo
RADIO ana Wyoming win observe the
national holiday Friday. Whether
they viii return To work. it is under
stood. depends upon the result of IN
Denver conference. President smith,
of district No. Is. will reach Denver
tomorrow evening from indianapolis
and tax charge of the miners case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
SHERMAN LAW SUIT
AGAINST STEAMER TRUST

Washington. March 30.-A suit in
putty under the Serman antitrust
law is to be instituted by the depart
ment of Justice against what is known
Is the European steamship pool on
the contention that it is an arrange
ment in Restraint % trade.
The fact that the vessels owned by
he steamship companies forming the
pool. or a number Of them, touch at
American ports. is the basis for pro-
ceeding under the sherman law. NJ
the steamship companies involved in
he proposed proceedings are foreign
concerns.
\ federal grand jury INVESTIGATION
1t New York. it is said. developed that
he pooling arrangement embraced
the transportation of both passengers
and freight on the American side
of the Atlantic 1t was charged that
he agreement had its ramfications
n rebating by railroads.
The investigation is said to have
developed a case embracing the
whole service of the immigration trait
fic from every country in Europe,
The operations Of the pool also, it
was charged seriously interferes with
she work of American steamers lying
at American ports awaiting cargoes-
the foreigners under bidding them and
getting the traffic.
While the government cannot bring
suit to dissolve It foreign corporation.
1t may institute proceedings affecting
its operations as practiced on Ameri-
can territory and can secure an in
junction To stop Illegal acts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
G0MPERS STILL ON
TRAIL OF STEEL
CORPORATION
Labor Chief Secures Promise
Of Indiana Governor to Pros
ecute if Violation of State
Law Can be Shown


iBy Morning '|VFhhi rAe'h''
indianapolis, March 80 Governor
Marshall today promised samuel
Gomrers. president 81 the American
Federation Of Labor. he would care-
nlly consider evidence submitted
that the tinted states steel corpora
lion Was Violating the laws Of indiana,
and. II he found It sufficient, woniu
direct prosecution of the COMPANY
4 brief Viii be filed with the gov
ernor by T.. g.. Ballard Of Gary, Ind.
attorney for the union Of iron. steel
and Tin Workers, arguing that the
steel company. which has declared an
open shop" is operating IT'S plants
IN Indiana in violation OF the laws
governing tn corporations and Is an
Illegal trust
+. J. MtArdie. national president
Of the Iron. steel and Tin Workers
union. Was advised BY the governor
to send to him the unions attorney at
Elwood. where. MI McArdle declared.
striking Tin workers are inundated
Ia, strike-hreakers imported from
other states upon whom police power
lhAS been conferred by the local ati-
| thoritcs at the solicitation Of the
| steel trust.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
TO SECRET
BALLOT FOR COMMIT TEES

Washington, March 30.-Declarine
that the new rules committee Of the
house was chosen by secret ballot in
the republican and democratic eau
cuses which in its natural effect and
tendencies is destructive of free ana
representative government. Repre-
sentative Sims, of Tennessee. today
introduced u resolution in the house.
hereafter prohibiting the election of
any standing or special committees
OF the house by secret ballot in caucus.
Mr.. sims resolution was referred 10
the rules committee.
Referring to his resolution Mr..
Sims said he "intended no criticism
whatever OF the action Of the recent
party caueuses in choosing the new
rules committee.
THAT action was above suspicion
in itself be continued, but il is the
principle OF selecting members OF the
committee by means of secret ballot
that | am opposed to. The election
should be in such form that the vote
Of every member of the caucus could
be recorded in black and white"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31
PEOPLE PERISH IN
NEBRASKA PRAIRIE FIRE

North Platte. Neb-, March 30 II Is
reported here that -four persons were
burned 10 death In 9 prairie lire ~
Mcpherson county Monday. G. {.
cline. county treasurer, Is one oi those
said Ia have lost his life The Other
three fatalities are school children.
No details have been received.
Mcpherson county Is spArselN set
tied. northwest of here, without rHli-
roads or telegraph. The same iirc
that devastated Mcpherson county
swept a part OF this dincoln) county
DESTROYING much property. but with
ont loss Of life.